Cao Ge

Cao Ge Biography - Sonorika.com

Gary Chaw (born July 9, 1979 in Malaysia), also known as Gary Cao or Cao Ge is a Malaysian singer.

Early life

He received his early education in Canada. He went on to continue his studies at Auckland University, New Zealand when he was 16.

Career

In 2006 he won Hong Kong TVB's Newcomer Singer award and has since released 3 albums. His big break occurred with the release of his Mandarin version of "Superwoman", a song initially recorded by Karyn White. Cao wrote some chart-topping songs in Taiwan sung by S.H.E, Cyndi Wang, and Aaron Kwok.

In a recent interview with MTV, Cao admits (fluently in English) that he is a shy guy who doesn't express himself well through words but well enough in the songs he sings. His early influences came from admiration of Stevie Wonder and R Kelly.

He is one of the rising singers that has been compared to David Tao and Jay Chou.

Music works

Albums

Collaborations

Gary collaborated with another fellow Malaysian singer Guang Liang(??) for the song "Teenage Years(??)", in Guang Liang's album "Fairy Tale(??)".

Gary has also sung together with Genie Zhuo(???) in the song "???????".

He later sang with Vivian Hsu(???) in the song "I Still Believe".

He also sang with Beatrice Xu Wei Lun in the song "Freedom".

Compositions

Gary has also been doing compositions for many other artistes.

Aaron Kwok - "???", "??", "????????"
Cyndi Wang - "????", "??"
S.H.E - "?????", "????"
Huang Ping Yuan - "????"
Show Luo - "????"
Annie Yi - "?????"
Nicholas Teo - "?????"
Landy Wen - "???"
A-mei - "????", "???????"

Awards

External links

1979 birthsLiving peopleChinese MalaysiansMalaysian singers

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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cao Ge
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